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This month, Anglicans will be represented at the Summit of the Future on matters of peace, science and youth empowerment.
We encourage you to read a powerful reflection by Grace Maghanga, a member of "Green Anglicans." In her blog, "Listening to the voices of youth to create a better future," she highlights the crucial role young people played in the Gen-Z protests in Kenya and their importance in shaping national governance.
As the Most Revd Dr Jackson Ole Sapit reminds us, “Let us all work together towards a Kenya where justice, integrity and inclusivity reign supreme, and where the aspirations of each Kenyan, especially our youth, are considered and where all can meaningfully participate in creating the Kenya we want.”
Read her blog here: https://t.co/FzY4ti4Wg7
#UNSummit2024 #PeaceAndJustice #FaithInAction #Anglicans
🚨Join us as we continue the discussion on the state of HIV stigma and discrimination in Jamaica with advocate, Rosemarie Stone.
Her jourmey has been one of resilience and determination. You don't want to miss Rosey's story!
#stopstigmaanddiscrimination#endHIV
At 4:00 pm today, April 6, 2021, the Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands commences its 150th Annual Synod with a Virtual Opening Service. See link below to watch the service via YouTube.
https://t.co/3It89EtdUq